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Standard VII
Mathematics
Introduction to Integers
If a∈ I+ a be...
Question
If
a
∈
I
+
(
a
belongs to positive integer), and
a
+
a
=
0
then find
a
.
A
0
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B
1
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C
−
1
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D
Not possible to get any value of
a
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Solution
The correct option is
D
Not possible to get any value of
a
Given:
a
∈
I
+
and
a
+
a
=
0
As we know, sum of two positive integers is a positive integer always.
Therefore, no such positive integer
a
is possible to find such that
a
+
a
=
0.
Hence, option (d.) is the correct choice.
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